Where and at what time to watch the ‘Checo’ race LIVE? – The financial

1. Red Bull’s Max Verstappen.
2. Sergio Pérez, from Red Bull.
3. Fernando Alonso, from Aston Martin.
4. McLaren’s Lando Norris.
5. Oscar Piastri, from McLaren.
6. Charles Leclerc, of Ferrari.
7. Carlos Sainz Jr., from Ferrari.
8. George Russell, Mercedes.
9. Nico Hulkenberg, Haas.
10. Valtteri Bottas, from Kick Sauber.
11. Aston Martin’s Lance Stroll.
12. Daniel Ricciardo, from RB.
13. Esteban Ocon, from Alpine.
14. Alexander Albon of Williams.
15. Pierre Gasly of Alpine.
16. Guanyu Zhou, Kick Sauber.
17. Kevin Magnussen, Haas.
18. Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton.
19. Yuki Tsunoda, from RB.
20. Logan Sargeant, of Williams.

What happened in the Chinese GP qualifying? This is how it went for ‘Checo’ Pérez

In the words of Sergio Perezthe qualification round broadcast in Mexico at one in the morning this Saturday was more complicated than expected.

“It was a very intense classification, I almost stayed out in Q1. In the end I was saved after a very complicated start,” he said. ‘Czech’which improved its performance in the next two rounds.

His almost elimination is due to the fact that during the first round of the classification finished in 15th placethe last to be able to move on to Q2, leaving out other drivers such as Guanyu Zhou, Kevin Magnussen and Lewis Hamilton himself, who will start in 18th place.

Towards Q2 things changed drastically, because from occupying 15th place he jumped to second almost at the last moment, surpassing other drivers such as Carlos Sainz Jr., Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris.

Already in the last qualifying round he maintained this pace and took second place, making a time of 1:33.982, the best of that session for the Mexican driver. The difference between him and Max was 322 thousandths.

After the sprint racewhich was carried out with a total of 19 laps (approximately 103 kilometers), the complete competition this Sunday will see 56 turns to the layout of the Shanghai International Circuitwhere ‘Checo’ will seek to have the Mexican National Anthem sung.

Dates and times in Mexico: When and at what time will the 2024 Chinese GP race be?

The last time the ‘Great Circus’ raced on Chinese soil was in 2019. The Shanghai International Circuit track, which consists of 5,451 km, is considered one of the most complicated on the calendar.

After two days of activities in Formula 1this Sunday the long-awaited race will take place in China, which promises to be an interesting competition, despite the time at which it can be seen here in Mexico:

• Chinese GP Race 2024: Sunday, April 21 at 1:00 a.m..

Remember that this schedule is in Central Mexico time. If the time in your area does not coincide with that of CDMX, you will have to make an adjustment, as there are states where it will be an hour earlier.

F1 broadcast: Where can I watch the Chinese GP live from Mexico?

The 2024 Chinese Grand Prix race, like all Formula 1 activities in the season, can be seen on cable television or via streaming through the following signals:

• Fox Sports
• FOX Sports 3
• FOX Sports Premium
• F1 TV

F1 Drivers’ Championship 2024: How is ‘Checo’ doing this season? Points and positions

This Saturday’s sprint race gave an extra opportunity for the drivers to score points to increase their place in the F1 drivers championship 2024which some took advantage of.

The Mexican pilotby finishing in third position, added six units, so before this Sunday’s race the points table is made up as follows.

1. Max Verstappen: 85
2. Sergio Pérez: 70
3. Charles Leclerc: 64
4. Carlos Sainz Jr.: 59
5. Lando Norris: 40
6. Oscar Piastri: 34
7. George Russell: 25
8. Fernando Alonso: 24
9. Lewis Hamilton: 17
10. Lance Stroll: 9
11. Yuki Tsunoda: 7
12. Oliver Bearman: 6
13. Nico Hulkenberg: 3
14. Kevin Magnussen: 1
15. Alexander Albon: 0
16. Zhou Guanyu: 0
17. Daniel Ricciardo: 0
18. Esteban Ocon: 0
19. Pierre Gasly: ​​0
20. Valtteri Bottas: 0
21. Logan Sargeant: 0